113 Katama Rd

Sisters of Edgartown #4

by Katie Winters

It's another sundrenched summer on Martha's Vineyard. Between long, glorious beach days with her best friends, sailboat rides, and shifts at the hospital, Camilla must face the truth of her failed marriage and prepare to mend her broken heart. And it won't be easy. The previous six months have been nothing short of heartwrenching. Camilla's husband, Jonathon, left her around Christmastime. With Camilla's daughter, Andrea, off in New York for fashion school and in the midst of planning her wedding, Camilla has felt miserable and alone -- despite support from her best friends, Mila, Jennifer, Olivia, and Amelia. It's time for new growth, to push herself, to go on dates, to recover. But it's much easier to want those things than to make them happen. Soon, Camilla discovers some secrets her once-dear husband didn't want her to know -- and she's forced down a rabbit hole, one that makes her delve deep into feelings of love and regret. Are second chances possible? Can Camilla dig herself out of depression and fear of the unknown? And can she learn to love herself again, even after so much darkness? Dive into the Sisters of A heartwarming journey of friendship, loss, and love, and one that will make you fall in love with the Sisters of Edgartown and want the next book.

204 pages, Paperback

First published April 4, 2021

About the author

Katie writes women's fiction and clean, wholesome contemporary romance. She looks to everyday, real-life family issues to weave stories of heartfelt emotions, love and loss, and everything in between.

Come transport yourself to Martha's Vineyard: an island of vivid blue ocean, white sand, and a lively community of locals, who celebrate everything from the bright New England summers to the cold, yet cozy, snowcapped winters.

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Reviews

[Pam · Rating 5 out of 5]

113 Katama Rd: Sisters of Edgartown Book is by Katie Winters. This book is about Camilla. She has just had the love of her life run out of their marriage. He also ran out on their daughter, Andrea, who blamed her Mother. Jonathon wasn’t calling Andrea or anything. He was just working at his construction company. Then, he called to tell her that he had invested all of their savings as well as Andrea’s school money and he lost all of it. Now, Camilla is the one who has to go to Providence to move Andrea home for the summer and tell her that she won’t be able to return in the fall. Her wedding is also in danger of not being the wedding of her dreams. Camilla is so angry with Jonathan. What will she and Andrea do?

[Cheryl · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another heartwarming visit with the Sisters of Edgartown. A magical second chance for Jonathan and Camilla. Through struggles and grief of losing a forever love, the support of the “sisters”, family, and friends, Katie takes us through another sweet story of life, family and forgiveness. I received this arc for an honest review.

[Pam Fleming · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another winner in the Sisters of Edgartown series. This book tells Camille’s story. Separated from husband jonathon, who has lost their retirement fund as well as their daughter’s college fund. Camille is reeling from his betrayal as she heads to pick up her daughter Andrea from college. Andrea is devastated to learn she will not be able to return to design school in the fall. It also seems the wedding of her dreams is in jeopardy. Nurse Camille tries to move on, but just can’t get over Jonathon’s betrayal. She turns to the comfort and friendship of her “sisters” for love and support

Eavesdropping on a Conversation between a doctor and his friend, Camille decides to contact a lawyer to investigate the investment firm.

Maybe Jonathonis telling the truth. Can Camille regain her former happiness. Will Andrea get the wedding of her dreams?

Thank you to the author for an ARC. This review is my honest opinion.

[Judith Levis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nurse Camilla and her husband Jonathon are separated after he has lost all their savings and moved out of the house. The money to pay for their daughter Andrea's fashion school in New York and her upcoming wedding to Isaac is gone. A lack of communication in the family has caused this sad dissolution of the family. Katie Winters once again uses the "sisters" of Edgartown to help her friend, but it is Camilla's bond to her ex that makes it difficult to move on. The importance of honesty between spouses, no matter how long they have been married, is essential. I really liked the storyline and the unexpected solution to the problems.

[Nicole · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another win for Katie Winters! This story about Camilla was just lovely. It shows how families can struggle but can also find themselves again. Seeing Camilla and her daughters relationship as well as her with her friends/aka the sisters of Edgartown was just so like real life. People experience hard times but their friends/family are always there for them. I loved her story and it just seemed like it was all meant to be/happen. Can't wait to read more and see how Amelia's pregnancy progresses and how all of the rest of the sisters are managing.

Great read!
Free ARC was received in exchange for an honest review.

[Karen Butler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just finished 113 Katama Rd. Loved reading Camilla's story. She faced many challenges. She tried to deal with them alone, but her sisters could always tell when she needed them and they were there for her. Her daughter. Andrea came home for the summer still very hurt and angry over her parents break-up. Camilla tries to put her life back together for her sake and Andrea's. Jonathan reveals the truth to Camilla and she begins to think things through. Can she save her family or is all lost? Read this awesome book to find out what Camilla faces in her life.

[Patricia Baxes · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wow. I don’t know how she does it, but Katie Winters just keeps turning out these amazing reads! 113 Katama Road is a blend of so many things—all good. The storyline is amazing; the characters are so well developed they seem real; the plot twists and turns will have you both laughing and crying; and the HEA...totally awesome! Don’t let this one get away—add it to your TBR list today! (I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book and thoroughly enjoyed it!)

[Erin Schroeder · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love ALL of Katie’s books. The way she co-mingles all of the characters through all her series. The only complaint I had with this particular book is some of the characters names are very similar. She has Amelia and Andrea and Olivia and Oliver. It got a tad confusing when they were all mentioned in one chapter.

[Allan Bendert · Rating 4 out of 5]

Camilla

Life is not always fair and sometimes one has to ask if they will ever make it through and why does life seem to just pile it on. This is Camilla's story as she tries to recover from the problems her husband Jonathan have inflicted on her. With the help of the Edgewater five Camilla can see success.

[Kathleen A · Rating 5 out of 5]

I just love Katie Winters’ stories! In this book, 113 Katama Road, the Sisters of Edgartown continue to support, love, and help each other through life. It is a story of loss, heartbreak, family, and love. A reminder that some things are worth working at! Great story! Thank you!

[Patricia Grogan Bugher · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another wonderful visit to the Vineyard! And, to make it perfect, a few pop in visits from the Sheridan family. The Sisters of Edgartown is such a good series. I am so looking forward to the next one. Thank you Katie Winters for allowing me to read it early!

[Nancy Martinez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

I enjoyed how this book came together and the powerful message it brings. Never take for granted what you don't know for sure because it will bring much heartache. Always be willing to communicate so that there's a clear concise interpretation of what is the truth.

[Ayomide · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty solid book. Crazy storyline but was the most hopeful I feel like. This one was different from Jennifer and Amelia’s story given that those two were roughly the same. But not as close to Olivia’s which helped make them uniquely different.

[Deb K Nepsund · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great story form

I like the story where they get back together instead of always heartbreak and divorce. Too many of those out there. Still like them though.

[Cindy · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is Camilla story on how her marriage fell apart on what she thought were lies. Things get sorted out

[Rebecca Dailey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Beautiful story

This book shows us that forgiveness is necessary in order to move forward. The friendships these women have are so heartwarming.

[Dee Dee Petersen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic

I love this series & all of this authors books. Amazing! I've been reading here books now for months. Thank you!

[COLLEEN D UPTON · Rating 5 out of 5]

Forgiveness

Communication is so very important, difficult at timed. Sometimes we let others make choices that are not even what we want. Don't be afraid to make choices.

[Jennie Fortna · Rating 4 out of 5]

ARC for honest review with no compensation 4.5 stars

113 Katama Rd is book 4 in the Sisters of Edgartown series by Katie Winters as we continue the story of the 5 remaining girls (aka Sisters).

Up next is Camilla who husband walks out, loses all their retirement, their daughter’s college money to a scam and her daughter blames her for everything.

It’s full of twists, turns, finding forgiveness, finding the real truths, friends who have your back and maybe getting a second chance to renew their love...only time will tell...

[Carol · Rating 5 out of 5]

Trials, frustrations, a highly emotional story
involves the reader from the beginning
up until the end.
Join the Sisters of Edgartown, best friends
Camilla , Mila, Jennifer, Olivia, and Amelia
during another summer on Martha’s
Vineyard. The description is vivid letting
the reader feel as if they are right there.
This summer is different for Camilla. Her
husband left her at Christmas. He also
left Camilla and her daughter Andrea
without any money including the savings
they had put aside to send Andrea to
college.
There are a myriad of colorful, well fleshed
characters types will keep the reader bedazzled
along with vivid descriptions of beach days.
A well written, captivating story mixed with
family trials, challenging tribulations and love.
I volunteered to read 113 Katama Rd. Thanks
to the author for the opportunity. My opinion
is voluntary and my own.